... and the ambition of an enlightened modern Conservative party as it was that of the party who had so long arrogated it. Well, Whigs and Tories had expiated all that. The eloquent rivalry was all over. It was thought that place could be had withont it. Pa ...

... histories of Lixgard, Macaulay, and Alisox, when recollect that the first-named was a Roman Catholic, the second a determined Whig—and that the third is a stiff and unbending member of the Tory persuasion. It may be contended that the fact of man possessing ...

... of his policy, the Tory Premier repudiated the notion that he and his party were not reformers. He denied the right of the Whigs to a monopoly of that term, and promised that one of the first measures he should submit to Parliament at the commencement ...

... ’ On the other band, The O’Donoghue, who had been insulted by Sir Robert Feel, is belaboured with invective by the leading Whig journal because be dared to call the English Secretary for Ireland to account for bis extremely offensive expressions 1 So ...

... title on the death of his father in 18 ID. In politics the deceased was Liberal. Death of tiif. Hon. Caulfield. —The Northern Whig records the deatli of the Hon. Henry Caulfield, at Hockley, near Armagh, on the inst., in his 83d year was returned to Parliament ...

... biscuit,” (dallcttc lie Vraic). This in form may be said to resemble Bath linn of Brobdignagian dimensions, or a north country whig”—with currants lust within shouting distance of each other, and nearer —currants that are exactly like angel’s visits, sweet ...

... London, having been established in 3770. For long period it took the lead of the other journals, and reprosented the Whig party and Whig politics with great ability and fidelity. The paper declined gradually in influence from 1810 til! about 12 years ago ...

... daily. During the Reform struggle it might be fairly termed the leading paper, and it continued for many years to represent Whig politics with great ability and great influence. From Perry tho management devolved upon Dr. Black, and the proprietorship ...

... have to record the death, at Great Malvern, of the Right Hon. Samuel March Phillipps, well known to po itioians as veteran Whig, who for twenty years held the office of Under Secretary of State fer the Home Department. Mr. Phillipps was the second son ...

... eagle eyes fixed upon the Chancellor, poured out a torrent of rebuke which soon found weak place in the law lord’s armour. The Whig peers stood by their colleague well ; but the best part of the remainder of the scene was the mode in which the Chancellor ...

... tho part of our Government, Whenever the subject has been alluded to in Parliament by noble Lords and Right Hon. Gentlemen! Whigs and Tories, “Ins and “Outs,” it has always been in an apologetic tone, and—oh! shamo! With bated breath and in bondsman’s ...

... which had Rome for its capital and the Alps and the sea for its natural boundaries. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Mac eiitE denounced the Whigs ns the hereditary enemies of tho liberties of their Catholic countrymen, and charged tho Government with having betiayod the ...